Title:
Radiated Emission of Bent Microstrip Line Using Hertzian Dipole Method
Author(s):
Yee See Khee, Mohd Zarar Mohd Jenu
Source:
Vol./Issue/Date:
18.08.2008
Year:
2008
Page(s):
1-6
Keywords:
Hertzian Dipole, Microstrip Line, Radiated Emission, Travelling Wave Mode Method
Abstract:
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and Signal Integrity (SI) issues have generated challenges to the high speed digital circuit designer as the operating clock frequency of the system continue to increase to accommodate broadband applications. Discontinuity due to microstrip bents which appear frequently in most VLSI design requires thorough understanding on the current distribution in order to generate the immunity and emission characteristic of the circuit. In this paper, the focus will be on the bent microstrip transmission line based on the forward-backward travelling wave mode method (TWM) by Xilei Liu et. al. Their approach will be modified with the adoption of equivalent wire model to suit for the case of microstrip line. The expanded Hertzian dipole formulations were then used to determine the inadmissible radiated emission that annoys the external circuits. Computer simulation using MICROWAVE STUDIO® will be implemented for validation of the modelling technique.
Document:
Reference Id:
428
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